Well, I decided to put up an alternative Info-LabVIEW mailing list.
Since it is a fact that many people refuse to use web based forums, I
think a mailing list is still essential. Right now, the original list is
up and down. Here is the link to the new subscription page.
http://lavausergroup.org/
Scott,
Thanks a whole bunch for the offer. It is amazing for how long Tom
Coradeshi ran info-labview pretty much flawlessly for years. I remember
when I joined, way back in 1992 which is 12 years ago. Yeah, and these Macs
do run fine for a long time. To me it seems a logic move from Igor to Igor,
If the list is being moved and reworked, then why not consider changing the
format of it to something that allows for better tracking of discussion
topics? There are several software packages available that support
discussion groups like this and allow for HTML.
Lewis Drake
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> From: Daniel Boyd Fox [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, March 19, 2004 9:22 AM
> To: Lewis Drake
> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: Alternative info-LabVIEW list
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> I read this on pine. Any HTML email I get I delete without reading. I
> am
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> Sent: Tuesday, March 16, 2004 5:57 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: Alternative info-LabVIEW list
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> Michael,
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> I've not been following the list all that closely of late, so
> please excuse my ignoranc
gt; Subject: RE: Alternative info-LabVIEW list
>
> Hi,
>
> I've been trying to follow the suggestions. It looks like
> two other, separate threads of a similar content have
> started up. I may be duplicating some of their comments.
>
> I'm not a big fan of mailin
> >I would like to see Info-LabVIEW on a news (NNTP) server.
>
> I sure hope this doesn't happen... I have tried and tried to get our IT guys
> to open up NNTP for me. They simply won't do it... I am sure there are many
> others in the same situation
>
Scott,
Would it be possible for th
Jean Pierre et all,
> I don't mean a public USENET newsgroup but maybe a private news server accessible > only to the list subscribers.
I like that idea.
PJM
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Hi,
I've been trying to follow the suggestions. It looks like
two other, separate threads of a similar content have
started up. I may be duplicating some of their comments.
I'm not a big fan of mailing lists for a number of reasons.
Searching their contents is never a trivial task. Thre
On 03/22/04 14:04:17, "Bookwalter, Dan" wrote:
> I would like to see Info-LabVIEW on a news (NNTP)
> server.
I sure hope this doesn't happen... I have tried and tried
to get our IT guys to open up NNTP for me. They simply
won't do it... I am sure there are many others in the
same situation
Ok, I will be public about this. I have offered to take over at least two of Tom's
lists and host them here at the lab using the same software that he uses to host them.
If Michael wants to do this that is fine, since I also use the Igor list I figured
that I could do this with the least disru
OK, my turn...
I believe that Michael Aivaliotis would be an excellent info-labview list
administrator. He has repeatedly demonstrated that he is technically capable
of this task through his management of the LAVA mailing lists, discussion
forums, and the NI Week Blog. I have found him to be
"Kevin Valentine" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I'm not a big fan of mailing lists for a number of reasons.
>Searching their contents is never a trivial task. Threaded
>topics are easily broken. They get mail bombed, spammed,
>etc.
I on the other hand prefer mailing lists. I don't want to
Listers
For what it's worth, given that I'm not currently a heavy LabVIEW user or
list "presence", I echo Rolf's position. Info-LabVIEW has always been a
convenient, spam-free on-topic email folder on my desktop. Whenever I want
I can go browse through the recent postings, delete threads of no in
Dear List
If the list adopts the attitude of 'if it's not broke then don't try to
fix it' we'll all be ok.
As a regular list reader and contributor (when I rarely know an answer),
this list has saved me many hours of needless pain.
The list works well at the moment with very rarely a spam / n
At 2:04 PM -0500 3/22/04, Bookwalter, Dan wrote:
> >I would like to see Info-LabVIEW on a news (NNTP) server.
>
>I sure hope this doesn't happen... I have tried and tried to get our IT guys
>to open up NNTP for me. They simply won't do it... I am sure there are many
>others in the same situation...
>
> --
>
> Subject: RE: Alternative info-LabVIEW list (NOT!)
> From: "Scott Hannahs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Mon, 29 Mar 2004 10:27:45 -0500
>
> At 2:04 PM -0500 3/22/04, Bookwalter,
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